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Bob Dowling
Editorial Advisor, Gateway House
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Bob Dowling is an international journalist. He is editorial advisor at Gateway House: Indian Council on Global Relations and a columnist for Caixin Online Beijing. He has been a visiting professor at Tsinghua University and a lecturer in India. He was managing editor of BusinessWeek International.
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18 May 2012 Gateway House What the Dimon debacle means for the world After the $2 billion loss reported by JP Morgan, one of the four U.S. mega banks, the odds for regulation may be better now. The sentiment is global: banks in Europe have already faced a small backlash, and the prevailing opinion in parts of Asia is not whether there would be another financial crisis, but when. Tagged Under Alan Greenspan , Ben Bernanke , financial crisis , Insider trading , Jamie Dimon , JP Morgan chase , Paul Volcker |
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30 March 2012 Gateway House BRICS: Their case against the U.S. If not dominated by China’s renminbi, what would nations with bills called renminbi, real, rupee, ruble and rand call their common currency? The BRICS quest for an alternative to the dollar is rooted in a belief that America’s printing press economy and mega banks are mega dangers to global stability. Tagged Under Brazil , BRICS , BRICS Summit 2012 , South Africa |
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